SEVEN Wetherspoon pubs in Wiltshire are set to reopen their doors to thirsty customers once lockdown measures are eased from April 12, the company has revealed. The pubs will open from 9am to 9pm from Sunday to Thursday and 9am to 10pm on Fridays
A Wiltshire Council will meet with representatives from over 30 parish and town councils to discuss how to protect neighbourhood planning in the county. Wiltshire Area Localism and Planning Group was formed to seek to protect their neighbourhood
Council leader gives update on Future Chippenham project as the consultation process draws to a close next week The leader of Wiltshire Council, Philip Whitehead, gave a brief update on the consultation for the Future Chippenham project – which
THE funeral for Bethany Ovenden-Gumm, the victim of the fatal road traffic collision on The Mead, Westbury, last month will take place next week. It will be held on Tuesday afternoon with a private, family-only service. The 18-year-old student
ATTEMPTS to crack down on antisocial behaviour in Trowbridge Town Park have fallen down because of a mix-up. Town councillors were told on Tuesday that while Wiltshire Police were issuing fixed penalty notices the onward enforcement processes administered
TOWN councillors in Bradford on Avon are debating whether to support two projects creating new walking routes for people to enjoy. The first is the Slow Ways, an ambitious initiative to create a comprehensive network of walking routes
Bradford on Avon has joined forces with Chippenham to reject the Wiltshire Local Plan proposals. Town councillors voted unanimously to condemn the plan at its full when they met this week. Deputy mayor, Alex Kay said it lacked vision and was
LETTERS have been sent to all four candidates for Wiltshire and Swindon Police and Crime Commissioner asking if they would be willing to share the cost of monitoring and further investment in Trowbridge Town Council's CCTV system. So far, the council
A VEHICLE was severely damaged in a fire at Norton Ferris near Mere on Tuesday. One crew from the Mere fire station was mobilised to a report of a vehicle fire in Norton Ferris just after 1pm. When they arrived, the crews found the vehicle
TODAY we are proud to launch our first Swindon & Wiltshire Health and Social Care Awards. We want to recognise the talent and dedication of those heroes who work in the industry, particularly in this incredibly testing year. The aim of the
Wiltshire is building more houses than needed, official figures reveal. Countryside charity CPRE is preparing to submit evidence to show the number of houses proposed under the Wiltshire Local Plan is a serious over-estimation. According to
